Second day gala in Denmark

Posted by Josefine on September 12, 2022, 4:47 am

Meander bracelet as choker

Posted by Hans on September 12, 2022, 5:17 am, in reply to "Second day gala in Denmark"

I was impressed to see this worn by the countess. Does the meander-brooch of the late princess Elisabeth is used to make the choker or was the bracelet wide enough? Previous Message

Re: Meander bracelet as choker

Posted by Hans on September 12, 2022, 5:24 am, in reply to "Meander bracelet as choker"

Previous Message I was impressed to see this worn by the countess. Does the meander-brooch of the late princess Elisabeth is used to make the choker or was the bracelet wide enough? Previous Message

Re: Meander bracelet as choker

Posted by Glenn on September 12, 2022, 5:57 am, in reply to "Re: Meander bracelet as choker"

Re: Meander bracelet as choker

Posted by Hans on September 12, 2022, 9:12 am, in reply to "Re: Meander bracelet as choker"

Thankx! I did not know Princess Elisabeth’s brooch was formed with 2 links! Perhaps the choker can be worn as tiara!! Previous Message I was also wondering about this - and after having seen Countess Sussie on TV - from different camera positions - I am sure the bracelet has been reunited with the 2 links that Princess Elisabeth wore as a brooch...

10 meander elements

Posted by Hans on September 12, 2022, 9:18 am, in reply to "Re: Meander bracelet as choker"

Re: 10 meander elements

Posted by Johan on September 12, 2022, 11:38 am, in reply to "10 meander elements"

Would it not be most likely they went to the three daughters of the third sibling? The oldest son 5, the second son 3 and the daughter 2. Countess Susie looks great in these jewels of Queen Alexandrine. I do hope that in time her pieces will go to Christian for his wife. Just like i hope that princess Thyra's tiara worn by princess Elisabeth has returned to the main line as well. It was not in a public auction and not worn in public by her nieces or sister-in-law so maybe Isabella has her name on that one. Previous Message https://royal-magazin.de/daenemark/meander-choker-denmark-queen-alexandrine-wedding-gift.htm The original jewel had 10 elements! The bracelet 5, the brooch 2. Any idea about the 3 missing links?

Re: 10 meander elements

Posted by Hans on September 12, 2022, 11:51 am, in reply to "Re: 10 meander elements"

Quite possible! Never knew about the 10 elements…. If the Rosenborgs would put 2 times the 5 elements in a frame, that would be 2 times a gorgeous meander tiara! Wich makes me think about the splendid emerald bracelet of princess Elisabeth! That bracelet on a frame is a beautiful bandeau! Previous Message Would it not be most likely they went to the three daughters of the third sibling? The oldest son 5, the second son 3 and the daughter 2. Countess Susie looks great in these jewels of Queen Alexandrine. I do hope that in time her pieces will go to Christian for his wife. Just like i hope that princess Thyra's tiara worn by princess Elisabeth has returned to the main line as well. It was not in a public auction and not worn in public by her nieces or sister-in-law so maybe Isabella has her name on that one. Previous Message https://royal-magazin.de/daenemark/meander-choker-denmark-queen-alexandrine-wedding-gift.htm The original jewel had 10 elements! The bracelet 5, the brooch 2. Any idea about the 3 missing links?

Re: 10 meander elements

Posted by Hanken on September 12, 2022, 12:16 pm, in reply to "10 meander elements"

I cannot prove it but I am positive that I have seen a picture of Count Ingolfs sister, Princess Elisabeth, wearing a meander bracelet. Previous Message https://royal-magazin.de/daenemark/meander-choker-denmark-queen-alexandrine-wedding-gift.htm The original jewel had 10 elements! The bracelet 5, the brooch 2. Any idea about the 3 missing links?

Re: 10 meander elements

Posted by Stig on September 12, 2022, 1:07 pm, in reply to "Re: 10 meander elements"

Re: 10 meander elements

Posted by Hans on September 12, 2022, 1:22 pm, in reply to "Re: 10 meander elements"

Wonderfull photo! What a nice curtsey. I see a velvet? ribbon attached to the meander elements…. Wich me make thinking that 5 elements is enough to create this way of choker perhaps? Previous Message A photo from the side:

Re: 10 meander elements

Posted by Hans on September 12, 2022, 1:38 pm, in reply to "Re: 10 meander elements"

Perhaps this bracelet? Previous Message I cannot prove it but I am positive that I have seen a picture of Count Ingolfs sister, Princess Elisabeth, wearing a meander bracelet. Previous Message https://royal-magazin.de/daenemark/meander-choker-denmark-queen-alexandrine-wedding-gift.htm The original jewel had 10 elements! The bracelet 5, the brooch 2. Any idea about the 3 missing links?

Re: 10 meander elements

Posted by RDavid on September 12, 2022, 7:52 pm, in reply to "Re: 10 meander elements"

That is Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet. Previous Message Perhaps this bracelet? Previous Message I cannot prove it but I am positive that I have seen a picture of Count Ingolfs sister, Princess Elisabeth, wearing a meander bracelet. Previous Message https://royal-magazin.de/daenemark/meander-choker-denmark-queen-alexandrine-wedding-gift.htm The original jewel had 10 elements! The bracelet 5, the brooch 2. Any idea about the 3 missing links?

Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet.

Posted by Hans on September 12, 2022, 11:52 pm, in reply to "Re: 10 meander elements"

A very nice bracelet! Someone a good close-up? Previous Message That is Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet. Previous Message Perhaps this bracelet? Previous Message I cannot prove it but I am positive that I have seen a picture of Count Ingolfs sister, Princess Elisabeth, wearing a meander bracelet. Previous Message https://royal-magazin.de/daenemark/meander-choker-denmark-queen-alexandrine-wedding-gift.htm The original jewel had 10 elements! The bracelet 5, the brooch 2. Any idea about the 3 missing links?

Re: Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet.

Posted by Knightship on September 13, 2022, 10:58 am, in reply to "Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet."

Not a close-up, but you can see the emeralds: Previous Message A very nice bracelet! Someone a good close-up? Previous Message That is Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet. Previous Message Perhaps this bracelet? Previous Message I cannot prove it but I am positive that I have seen a picture of Count Ingolfs sister, Princess Elisabeth, wearing a meander bracelet. Previous Message https://royal-magazin.de/daenemark/meander-choker-denmark-queen-alexandrine-wedding-gift.htm The original jewel had 10 elements! The bracelet 5, the brooch 2. Any idea about the 3 missing links?

Re: Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet.

Posted by Hans on September 13, 2022, 11:20 am, in reply to "Re: Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet."

What a gorgeous bracelet!! Wow Previous Message Not a close-up, but you can see the emeralds: Previous Message A very nice bracelet! Someone a good close-up? Previous Message That is Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet. Previous Message Perhaps this bracelet? Previous Message I cannot prove it but I am positive that I have seen a picture of Count Ingolfs sister, Princess Elisabeth, wearing a meander bracelet. Previous Message https://royal-magazin.de/daenemark/meander-choker-denmark-queen-alexandrine-wedding-gift.htm The original jewel had 10 elements! The bracelet 5, the brooch 2. Any idea about the 3 missing links?

Countess Sussie meander necklace - proof of added greek keys

Posted by Glenn on September 13, 2022, 11:52 am, in reply to "Re: Queen Alexandrine’s emerald bracelet."

On display at Koldinghus at the moment

Posted by Kasper on September 13, 2022, 2:38 pm, in reply to "Countess Sussie meander necklace - proof of added greek keys"

This is how it looks in its shape of a bracelet

Re: Countess Sussie meander necklace - proof of added greek keys

Posted by Hans on September 13, 2022, 3:14 pm, in reply to "Countess Sussie meander necklace - proof of added greek keys"

Yessss you are correct! Hope to see this worn as tiara! Previous Message If you zoom in on this photo - you can see the bracelet's 5 elements in the front - but you see that it continues further around the neck on both sides of the central 5 elements. That is why my conclusion is that it has had elements added... If you have a look in the link to my Photobucket account - you can see a photo of Countess Sussie from the right. There you see the greek keys on the right. I count 7 greek keys - which make me to believe the 2 elements from Princess Elisabeth have been added to the bracelet's 5 elements. In the link you have to look at the first 2 photo in my Photobucket. https://next.photobucket.com/u/glenn_slaikjaer/p/158ac16a-4bee-477c-aa5c-886fac303ae3?login=true

Princess Elisabeth wearig the 2 meanders Brooch

Posted by Maria Olivia on September 14, 2022, 5:58 am, in reply to "Re: Countess Sussie meander necklace - proof of added greek keys"

Could someone provide a picture of Princess Elisabeth wearing the 2 meanders brooch. Good idea to add them to the 5 which could be a necklace instead of a bracelet. Thanks to have start a thread with the Rosenborg Jewels ! Their jewels are interesting . Previous Message Yessss you are correct! Hope to see this worn as tiara! Previous Message If you zoom in on this photo - you can see the bracelet's 5 elements in the front - but you see that it continues further around the neck on both sides of the central 5 elements. That is why my conclusion is that it has had elements added... If you have a look in the link to my Photobucket account - you can see a photo of Countess Sussie from the right. There you see the greek keys on the right. I count 7 greek keys - which make me to believe the 2 elements from Princess Elisabeth have been added to the bracelet's 5 elements. In the link you have to look at the first 2 photo in my Photobucket. https://next.photobucket.com/u/glenn_slaikjaer/p/158ac16a-4bee-477c-aa5c-886fac303ae3?login=true